143 111 HOUSE AT ARSENAL is a pure shaft from a to joint b 6 " 2 high, and half way up, 3 " 6 in circumference. Fig 4 is the capital with transverse sections. fig 5 the shape of wood bracket The cable belongs to same figure: Above it, the beam is carried by the capital: painted with a richly coloured light course leaf pattern. On one side of the little court i.e. above the pillar in the wall carried by woodwork fig 5 is a detached 5th with the musically trefoiled cusp and c3 section but with the rare C headed pils On the side where staircase terminates - a pair of 5ths of the same kind with a c2 carefully drawn except dentil at fig 6 the chamfer roll peculiarly bold - the dentil shallow - is (a little too deep in drawing) The chanfer as usual - thus con- structed the largest semicircle that will go into the This pair of windows has a fine early R.A.shaft: standing without a base on a C Plinth and B P pils. The stair itself is carried on 3 increasing round arches with the large bold and c section of archivolt and on (I think restored) A p pils with double filleted abacus
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